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criticism the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes.
analytical information analyze and interprets facts to form an opinion or concluded.
factual information indisputable answers to specific questions.
disciplines industries of topics.
formality of information written as a paper, book, blog, on the internet, or newspaper article.
dissertations written by doctors about specific topics.
scholarly or professional journals publications on academic study approved by experts in the field.
primary information First Hand Accounts; interviews, autobiographies, historical documents.
secondary information Second Hand Accounts; biographies nd books.
current information recent
historical information older
periodicals newspapers, magazines, journals.
validity relate to research.
reliability trustworthy and reputable source.
accuracy Information based in facts and data that is true.
timelines Recent information; correct time period.
bias For or against information for any reason.
outline Information is laid out in a logical sequence.
drafts Get all information on paper.
storyboard A series of drawings; useful in the development process of a commercial or movie.
proposal Written document to inform people about your project and gain approval/assistance.
summaries Used to describe research briefly along with any relevant details.
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